Continuing Education: Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Suicidality

When
January 23, 2015
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location
Shriners Hospital, 1275 East Fairfax Road, Salt Lake City, UT 84103

Registration

Non UPA Member – $250.00
Student Non UPA Member – $45.00
Student UPA Members – $15.00
UPA Member – $150.00

Registration is closed

Craig J. Bryan PsyD, ABPP,is the Executive Director of the National Center for Veterans Studies and Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology at The University of Utah. He has consulted for the Army, Air Force,and Marine Corps. He has an extensive bibliography which reflects his professional interest in suicide, suicide prevention, primary care behavioral health,posttraumatic stress disorder, and evidence-based treatment.

This workshop includes an in-depth discussion:Difficulty identifying the construct of “suicidality”, current research and results

What works:

Theoretical models easily translated to clinical work
Treatment fidelity
Adherence
Emphasis on skills-building
Personal responsibility
Easy access to treatment and crisis service

Adopting a standardized language of suicidality.
Common therapist reactions to suicide Fluid Vulnerability Theory.

The science of clinical care for suicide risk.

Informed consent and legal implications of suicide

Recommendations for clinical practice and research

ASPIRE BCBT program (US Army)

Emotional regulation
Problem-solving and cognitive reappraisal
Relapse prevention

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